Today is the day, guys! The Feminist Financial Handbook officially launched this morning, and I’m so excited. Writing this book took a lot of hours. I knew it would be a big effort before I took it on, but I never could have anticipated how rewarding the process would be. The Women Who Shared Their Continue Reading »
Okay, guys. This is it. This is the one where I confirm what you suspected last summer. The marriage to the man I’ve been in a committed relationship with since before I started writing is over. I’m divorced. Don’t send me condolences! This is really a positive thing in my life. It’s a change that Continue Reading »
This post is brought to you and contributed by an outside writer. It’s tempting to rely on your show organizer alone to drive all the traffic to your trade show booth, but in reality nothing happens until you make it happen. It takes a lot of planning, innovative thinking, and flawless execution on your part Continue Reading »
This post is in collaboration with Steamfitters Local 449. I’m a huge proponent of education. Sometimes that means college. Sometimes that means trade school. We need to remember that one is not superior to the other. In fact, if you’re measuring ROI over the course of your career, there’s a decent argument for trade school Continue Reading »
Happy Monday, everyone! Today I’ve got a special treat for you–a post from my long-time fellow personal finance blogger Greg of Club Thrifty! Greg and his wife Holly are always impressing me with the amazing trips they take with the whole family, and I’m excited he’ll be sharing some of their travel tips with us Continue Reading »
Today’s post is brought to you and contributed by an outside writer. Prepping for summer holidays but feeling a little uninspired? Well, there’s no better time to start thinking about it. This little guide should inspire you to visit some of the most beautiful places on Earth. Each has its own unique charm that you Continue Reading »